Citations:doobage

English citations of doobage

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• 1985 — John Hughes, The Breakfast Club, 00:54:22:

  John Bender: So, Ahab, can I have all my doobage?
  

• 1993 — Tabitha King, One on One, Signet (1993), →ISBN, page 81:

  "Maybe you ought to cut the doobage outa your budget."

• 1995 — Peter Lenardon, "Waterloo Students Weeded Out", Imprint, 13 October 1995:

  When they arrived, staff told the pair that unless they handed over the doobage, they would be searched by police.

• 1995 — Courtney Love, "Summer of Love", Spin, December 1995:

  I watched The Breakfast Club twice a day every day for about two weeks. I'd watch it before we went on stage. I even started calling pot "doobage" and big-necked frat boys in the front row "sporto."

• 1999 — "Monk Rock: Music, Mud, and Marijuana Minimums at the Tibetan Freedom Concert", Spin, September 1999:

  No lager is served, but, happily, the doobage creates monk-concealing smoke clouds.

• 2001 — Robert Mailer Anderson, Boonville, Creative Arts (2001), →ISBN, page 25:

  John knew he smelled doobage.

• 2001 — K. M. Soehnlein, The World of Normal Boys, Kensington Books (2001), →ISBN, page 85:

  Ethan interrupts. "Hey, Spicer, you think we have time for doogbage before homeroom?"

• 2002 — Caryn Ganz, "Who's Been Arrested Now?", Spin, July 2002:

  Hip-hop crooner Nate Dog had apparently just sparked up some doobage when the Arizona highway patrol pulled over his tour bus for speeding in April.

• 2005 — Erin Flanagan, The Usual Suspects, University of Nebraska Press (2005), →ISBN, page 56:

  "He's twenty years old," Mara said. "You want me to go back there and demand his doobage? Think about that, Ron."

• 2005 — Clane Howard, The Hypocrisy of Disco: A Memoir, Chronicle Books (2007), →ISBN, pages 71-72:

  We sing Bob Dylan songs and Grateful Dead songs and Beatles songs and stop for gas and then join a long line of cars pulling into a flat bare field full of hippies gathered around their cars unpacking things and saying, Hey sister, spare some doobage?

• 2007 — Tim Bergling, Chasing Adonis: Gay Men and the Pursuit of Perfection, Haworth Presss (2007), →ISBN, page 172:

  Tony says all that doobage they smoked makes what happened next a little hazy.

• 2008 — Jessica Anya Blau, The Sumer of Naked Swim Parties, Harper Perennial (2008), →ISBN, page 48:

  "Someone's smokin' some doobage," Flip said. "Do you smell it?"

• 2009 — Matt Beam, Last December, Puffin (2009), →ISBN, page 33:

  "Stoner?" I asked, and he said, "Yeah, like too much doobage," and he put his thumb and middle finger to his mouth like he was smoking a marijuana joint […]

• 2009 — Reverend Jen, Live Nude Elf: The Sexperiments of Reverend Jen, Soft Skull Press (2009), →ISBN, page 95:

  I also looked like a narc, the type who might approach you at a party looking for "doobage."

• 2009 — Michael Shilling, Rock Bottom, Back Bay Books (2009), →ISBN, page 155:

  On the shelf above his clothes lay the velvet shotgun box, wherein lay the doobage, the powders, the apparatus, and the several illegal firearms.

• 2010 — Craig Johnson, Junkyard Dogs, Viking (2010), →ISBN, page 131:

  "So Ozzie was the financial backing and know-how for the doobage."

• 2011 — Jonathan Evison, West of Here, Algonquin Books (2011), →ISBN, page 225:

  Krig was quick to forgive Thornburgh for being an ass-much and was more than happy to extend the olive branch, but it was Jared who forged ahead once Krig announced that "the doobage was toast."